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Leaked note suggests increase to William's royal profile – Buckingham Palace issues denial

A leaked note outlining the Queen's plans for Prince William to represent her at a growing number of events is causing a stir as rumors that the Queen may be passing the crown over Prince Charles to W

Fake sheikh breaks through Buckingham Palace "security"

The News of the World's fake sheikh, Mazher Mahmood, has demonstrated how easy it still is to gain access to Buckingham Palace.

Cost of Prince Harry's visit to NYC is to be covered by Queen in surprise move

As Private secretary Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton released details of Prince Harry's "lightning" visit to New York City it was revealed that Queen Elizabeth has made the unprecedented move of paying the es

Prince William makes surprise visit to 109-year-old in Oxfordshire

Prince William made a surprise visit last Friday on 109-years-old Catherine Masters, the oldest woman in Oxfordshire.

Parting is such sweet...relief? Britain's poet laureate quits post

Andrew Motion has become the first poet laureate to retire his commission in 400 years.

How Queen Elizabeth shuts the Duke of Edinburgh up

Chris Mullin, a Labour MP who was a government minister for a few years, tells how Queen Elizabeth shuts up the Duke of Edinburgh in his new book.

Queen Elizabeth opens parliament as anger mounts in the Commons

Queen Elizabeth had first opened a new session of parliament for the first time in 1953. The session she opened yesterday is one she will not forget.

Buckingham wants William and Harry to take a lower profile

With Prince William training with the Special Boat Services and Prince Harry vying to become a helicopter pilot the brothers military careers are still very much their main focus, which is just fine b

Queen Elizabeth goes to Google

Queen Elizabeth learned how to use the internet two years ago and today she visited the Google office in London

The BBC "fawns"over the royal family, says BBC presenter Paxman

Jeremy Paxman, a presenter of the BBC TV show Newsnight, said that Queen Elizabeth and her family brought out "the worst aspects" of the BBC, a government owned TV and radio broadcaster in the UK.

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